Wills and Power of Attorney
Wills and Power of Attorneys
At Notary Point, we provide notarization services for Wills and Powers of Attorney. When preparing to notarize your will, ensure that it is fully completed and meets the legal standards in Ontario. Additionally, any updates to your will or power of attorney should be made prior to notarization, and the document should clearly reflect your intentions.
When notarizing your will or power of attorney, you will need to bring two witnesses who are over the age of 18, as well as the notary and any beneficiaries or executors. After verifying the identities of all parties, the notary will inform everyone that they will witness the signatures and authenticate the document.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a will?
A will is a document that states how the individual wishes to distribute their wealth and property after they pass away.
Can a Notary Public draft a will?
No, the notary public cannot draft a will or power of attorney, if you have any questions, it is advisable to contact a lawyer or give us a call if you need any more information.
What should I bring when notarizing my will and power of attorney?
When you come in to notarize your will, please bring your ID’s, the will and power of attorney documents, and two witnesses that are not affiliated with the will. Please note, the staff at Notary Point will not be able to act as witnesses.
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